Saturday, August 20, 2016
Synthesizers.com Studio-88 - a little sequencer tune
Published on Aug 20, 2016 Bruno Ender Lee
"studio recording on 3 stereo-tracks, August 20. 2016
every sound was played with Synthesizers.com Studio-88
(just added some stereo delays)"
Update:
VERMONA SK-86 Demos by Sternrekorder
VERMONA SK-86 Demo Part I (Rhythm & Accompaniment)
Published on Aug 20, 2016 sternrekorder
"This keyboard was build between 1987 and 1989 in the GDR. Less than 1000 were produced. Most of them went to the eastern block countries. In the western market there were manufacturers like Casio much more efficient in producing such instruments. They were smaller, lighter and cheaper. In Eastern Germany they had no special integrated circuits for musical relations. So they had to build it conventional. The rhythm section is analogue. The rhythm presets are stored in EPROMS. Maybe it is possible to create new styles in changing the EPROM data."
Update:
VERMONA SK-86 Demo Part II (Digital Preset Sounds)
Published on Aug 20, 2016
"This keyboard was build between 1987 and 1989 in the GDR. Less than 1000 were produced. Most of them went to the eastern block countries. In the western market there were manufacturers like Casio much more efficient in producing such instruments. They were smaller, lighter and cheaper. In Eastern Germany they had no special integrated circuits for musical relations. So they had to build it conventional. The rhythm section is analogue. The rhythm presets are stored in EPROMS. Maybe it is possible to create new styles in changing the EPROM data."
Published on Aug 20, 2016 sternrekorder
"This keyboard was build between 1987 and 1989 in the GDR. Less than 1000 were produced. Most of them went to the eastern block countries. In the western market there were manufacturers like Casio much more efficient in producing such instruments. They were smaller, lighter and cheaper. In Eastern Germany they had no special integrated circuits for musical relations. So they had to build it conventional. The rhythm section is analogue. The rhythm presets are stored in EPROMS. Maybe it is possible to create new styles in changing the EPROM data."
Update:
VERMONA SK-86 Demo Part II (Digital Preset Sounds)
Published on Aug 20, 2016
"This keyboard was build between 1987 and 1989 in the GDR. Less than 1000 were produced. Most of them went to the eastern block countries. In the western market there were manufacturers like Casio much more efficient in producing such instruments. They were smaller, lighter and cheaper. In Eastern Germany they had no special integrated circuits for musical relations. So they had to build it conventional. The rhythm section is analogue. The rhythm presets are stored in EPROMS. Maybe it is possible to create new styles in changing the EPROM data."
YMO MUSIC PLANS(cover)
Published on Aug 20, 2016 Tosh Ara
"YMO MUSIC PLANS winter Live版をコピーしてみました。雰囲気をどうぞお楽しみください。(^_^)"
Gotharman's Gardenparty
Published on Aug 20, 2016 Wein Glas
"Sitting in the garden with the Gotharman FuZion and a glass of red wine. What more can I want?
BTW: No overdubbing and no additional FX were used!"
Synths Hanging Out in the Loft
This one in via MATRIXSYNTH reader Jared.
Synths waiting for their wall slats to be installed.
See what you can spot. The only synth I couldn't quite place is the synth above the Juno-106 on the far left. See if you can ID it.
Ensoniq FIZMO Transwave Synth
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via this auction
"This is the increasingly rare Ensoniq Fizmo Transwave synthesize. It's know for its quirky interface (perhaps infamously quirky interface) and the strange and unusual soundscapes it can produce. Transwaves are a slightly different take on the classic wavetable concept."
via this auction
"This is the increasingly rare Ensoniq Fizmo Transwave synthesize. It's know for its quirky interface (perhaps infamously quirky interface) and the strange and unusual soundscapes it can produce. Transwaves are a slightly different take on the classic wavetable concept."
Teenage Engineering OP-1
Buchla 208 Music Easel & Serge TKB Sequencer Clones
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via this auction
"Buchla Music Easel clone by RomanF and Serge TKB clone by TheHumanComparator, built with 100% period accurate new old stock components.
The Easel is a 1:1 accurate clone of the original early 70s Buchla 208 built on 13 pcbs with gold plated NOS ua726s, vactrols, Sprague caps, etc. - this is NOT the modern surface mount imitation easel built by BEMI. This is the closest to an original Easel you can get without spending $40,000 (if you can find one).
The Serge TKB clone is also built from 1:1 accurate clone of original pcb with NOS MM74C15, Davies knobs and precision resistors and potentiometers.
The TKB can be clocked by the 208 "pulser" (LFO) and in turn the CV outs of the TKB can control the 208 pitch, LPG etc. This is an excellent small system as you can use two of the rows of the sequencer to control FM and pitch and still have two more rows of sequencing for Low Pass Gate etc. The TKB is also an excellent performance interface with touch keyboard.
The pair are built into two 4U 19" rack boats. Please note, the picture showing the rear is to illustrate the construction quality, the panels are mounted inside aluminum rack mount boats. The power supply for the 208 is mounted in the boat with the TKB, so each have their own beefy PowerOne supply at calibrated voltages."
via this auction
"Buchla Music Easel clone by RomanF and Serge TKB clone by TheHumanComparator, built with 100% period accurate new old stock components.
The Easel is a 1:1 accurate clone of the original early 70s Buchla 208 built on 13 pcbs with gold plated NOS ua726s, vactrols, Sprague caps, etc. - this is NOT the modern surface mount imitation easel built by BEMI. This is the closest to an original Easel you can get without spending $40,000 (if you can find one).
The Serge TKB clone is also built from 1:1 accurate clone of original pcb with NOS MM74C15, Davies knobs and precision resistors and potentiometers.
The TKB can be clocked by the 208 "pulser" (LFO) and in turn the CV outs of the TKB can control the 208 pitch, LPG etc. This is an excellent small system as you can use two of the rows of the sequencer to control FM and pitch and still have two more rows of sequencing for Low Pass Gate etc. The TKB is also an excellent performance interface with touch keyboard.
The pair are built into two 4U 19" rack boats. Please note, the picture showing the rear is to illustrate the construction quality, the panels are mounted inside aluminum rack mount boats. The power supply for the 208 is mounted in the boat with the TKB, so each have their own beefy PowerOne supply at calibrated voltages."
GRP A4 Zisch
Published on Aug 20, 2016 Klang Zaun
"The awesome GRP A4 synthesizer doing some noises in random tempo. The audio runs through a TC electronics Alter Ego x 4 vintage delay, Boss Te-2 Tera Echo and a Hardwire RV-7 rever into the DAW. No postprocessing."
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